Indonesia's government was slow to lock down, so its people took charge
Indonesia’s government was slow to lock down, so its people took charge Local quarantines have sprung up throughout the world’s largest island nation, but the end of Ramadan poses a severe test. Crowds gather to receive aid distributed by the Indonesian Marines during the coronavirus pandemic in Gunung Sahari, Jakarta, Indonesia. Photographs byMuhammad Fadli Email Jakarta, IndonesiaIn February, as the coronavirus victim count rose steadily in countries like Singapore, Japan, and South Korea, Indonesia maintained that there was not a single case within its borders. As the government steadf...
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